Denver Broncos rookies Bradley Chubb, Courtland Sutton, Royce Freeman, and DaeSean Hamilton are rocking their new uniforms at the NFLPA Rookie Premiere…
One of the great days of the NFL offseason is the NFLPA Rookie Premiere in Los Angeles, CA, where rookies from around the league gather for seminars, photo shoots, and endorsement opportunities. The Denver Broncos are the most well-represented team in the NFL at the even this year.
Featured for the Broncos at the 2018 Rookie Premiere are first-round pick Bradley Chubb, second-round pick Courtland Sutton, third-round pick Royce Freeman, and fourth-round pick DaeSean Hamilton.
You can see all four of the Broncos’ rookies in this picture of every rookie in attendance:
Werk 💪 Class of 2018 #RookiePremiere pic.twitter.com/XIbVMHWXiJ
— NFLPA (@NFLPA) May 19, 2018
For whatever reason, Bradley Chubb is the only defensive player among the 40 rookies at the event.
Here are some other photos that are floating around of these players at the event. You can also follow along with each of them on Instagram for (often) live updates.
.@astronaut wearing his Broncos uniform for the first time at the NFLPA Rookie Premier. pic.twitter.com/utKd1BRVC7
— Nicki Jhabvala (@NickiJhabvala) May 19, 2018
https://twitter.com/DiorNFLPA/status/997868434011537408
.@SuttonCourtland and his No. 14 at the NFLPA Rookie Premier pic.twitter.com/5ySiGxRMhu
— Nicki Jhabvala (@NickiJhabvala) May 19, 2018
.@rolls_royce21 at the NFLPA Rookie Premier pic.twitter.com/yukv6EgE0t
— Nicki Jhabvala (@NickiJhabvala) May 19, 2018
The Broncos have a number of really marketable rookies this year, obviously. Not only was top pick Bradley Chubb one of the best players in the draft, he’s also set to become one of the most popular in the NFL if he continues to produce like he’s capable of.
When this weekend in Los Angeles is over for the rookies, they will return to Denver for OTAs, which begin on Tuesday.
The Broncos will hold practice Tuesday through Thursday next week, and the entire team (save for injured Jordan Taylor) is expected to be in attendance.
Hopefully, the Broncos will be able to get Chubb under contract quickly, and perhaps they will get some good news in regards to a potential mentor for him both on and off the field. The team reportedly reached out to DeMarcus Ware to be a part-time pass rush coach, and having him around the facility even for just the remainder of the offseason could pay huge dividends for the Broncos this season.
The Broncos recently concluded Phase II of their offseason activities and will jump into the final phase before training camp, which opens in July.